Our mission is to provide a dynamic resource guide to help community partners easily identify specific resources for their clients. As social workers and mental health professionals, we aim to provide our clients with helpful resources. We aim to be inclusive of everyone's unique needs and to provide a range of resources. By including resources from several regions across the County of Riverside, we can be more effective in the care we provide.
Riverside County Cooling Centers are now open: If you're in San Bernardino County and need
Click here to find one near you homeless resources, click here
Riverside City Homeless Access Center Riverside County Mental Health Crisis line
resources for homeless including shelter beds (951) 686-4357, 988
2880 Hulen Place (right next to Path of Life shelter)
Are you homeless/unhoused in Riverside County and have important documents you'd like to save?
Contact Riverside City Office of Homeless Outreach (951)826-2200 or HomeConnect (800)498-8847 -Mention Clarity
Have your documents (birth certificates, ID/Driver's License, Social Security card) scanned into the county system so they're preserved in case of loss or damage.
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FOOD PANTRIES
Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Food Pantry (951)977-6560
Mon 11:30 - 12:30pm
Wednesday and Friday 11:30am-1pm
3rd Saturday: 11:30am-1pm
Doordash delivery available within 10 mile radius
Monday Location: 8791 Philbin Avenue, Riverside,CA 92503
Wednesday, Friday& 3rd Saturday Location : 9085 California Ave, Riverside 92503
Salvation Army Riverside Pantry (951)784-4490
Mon, Wed, Fri 9am-11am 3695 1st St, Riverside
OLPH Food Pantry Tue, Thur, Fri 10-12 noon Drive up service only
Located at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
5250 Central Ave, Riverside 92504 (951) 689-8921
The Fruit of Our Hands CURRENTLY CLOSED waiting to move in new building to resume food pantry
Tues 9:30am-11:30am, Wed-Fri 9:30am-11:30am
7000 Indiana Ave, #114, Riverside (951) 289-9808 please call, no walk-ins
Community Settlement Association Mon and Wed 11 am - 12 noon
4366 Bermuda Ave, Riverside 92507 (951) 686-6266
Seniors/Disabled call for assistance with picking up
Arlington Temporary Assistance Mon & Wed 10am-3pm, Tues & Thurs 10am-1pm
10495 Arlington Ave, Suite 1, Riverside (951)689-5620
Arlington Seventh Day Adventist 1st Tuesday 9-11:30am Food and Clothing Distribution
(951) 688-6632
8778 Magnolia Ave, Riverside
Riverside Neighborhood Services: Catholic Charities (951)924-9964
7209 Arlington Ave, Riverside
Community Services@ LaSierra University Church of the Seventh Day Adventists
Food Pantry Plus: 92505 Zipcode:
Wednesdays 8am-10:30 am (Closed on every 3rd Wednesday of the month) (951)354-7095
4920 Sierra Vista, Riverside
Wesley United Methodist Church 5770 Arlington Ave, Riverside
Fri 9am-10:30am (951) 689-2649
Individuals and families are allowed one time a month, with valid Identification
Janet Goeske Center (951)351-8800
Mon, Th, Fri 8am-6pm, Tues 8am-9pm, Weds 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-5pm
Food pantry bags and hygiene kits available, please call before to check availability
Lutheran Social Services (951)689-7847
4162 Rubidoux, Riverside 92506 Wednesdays 10am-12pm, 12:30-2pm
Central Community Christian Fellowship (951)689-5806
5623 Arlington Ave, Riverside Wednesdays 8am-10am
HOT MEAL SERVED
First Congregational Church -Project Food Wednesdays 5:30pm-6:30pm
To-go plates available upon request
3504 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside
Calvary Presbyterian Church Sundays 4pm – 5:30pm, Copeland Hall
Special Meals provided during Thanksgiving, Christmas
4495 Magnolia Ave, Riverside 92501 (951) 686-0761
OUTREACH SERVICES
TruEvolution (951)888-1346
Services for LGBTQ+ individuals as well as population at large
Including housing, case management, wraparound services, free, confidential HIV testing, behavioral health
4175 Brockton Avenue, Riverside 92501
Foothill AIDS Project (951) 742-7660
City of Riverside Homeless Outreach (951) 826-2200
SHELTERS
Salvation Army Riverside Corps- Call at 10am to check for beds (951)318-1329
You must be at least 18 years old and experiencing homelessness.
Must pass Meagan's Law/background check
3695 1st St, Riverside, 92501
Path of Life Community Shelter (951) 683 -4101
*waiting list, call at 10am to be put on list
(includes outdoor kennels for pets)
2840 Hulen Place, Riverside, CA 92507
Corona Harrison Shelter/Navigation Center (951)739-4949
35 bed shelter offers medical and dental care, mental health and substance abuse services, it allows pets to stay and helps residents search for permanent housing
420 W. Harrison St, Corona
Mercy House (714)836-7188 ext 208
Programs provided: Emergency shelter, outreach, and permanent housing.
Project TOUCH (951) 677-9661
https://projecttouchonline.com
Emergency housing (21 day) program, Transitional housing (approx. 12-month program), resource referral center, food program, etc. Housing options for single parents, individuals, and families.* Require copy of marriage license to house couples together. *Screening required for individuals with severe mental illness.
**No after hours line -application process is by phone during business hours M-Th 9am-4pm, F 9am-3pm**
Shared housing model. Potential clients can visit website for video overview of program.
Locations: Murrieta, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Temecula
Emergency Housing: Call (951) 677-9661
Family Shelters
Family Promise of Riverside (951) 266-9158
Assisting families in danger of becoming homeless or those that are already facing homelessness
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Path of Life Family Shelter (951) 462-9822
Families only
2530 3rd St, Riverside, CA, 92507
Empowerment Village (formerly known as Rancho Damacitas Community of Mission Hope)
https://www.missionhope.com/empowerment-village
Need to present a source of income. No pets allowed.
No childcare on campus and any visitation has to be off campus
Empowerment Village exists to help single moms believe that life change is possible.
Services: Housing, Education, Financial and Career advancement, Parenting, Holistic Wellness, Leadership
Call (951) 444- 1404 Email: info@cmoh.net
Address: 41760 Rider Way, Temecula, CA 92592
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
Helping Hearts California
through IEHP (800)440-4347 Mon-Th 7a-7p, Fri 7a-5p
90 limit transitional housing for disabled 18+. 2-3 day turnaround for services after referral. No case management services through them, will attempt to help place client in room and board. No hospice services available but have hospice services they can refer client to.
400 lb weight limit, no clients on oxygen, no Gtubes. Drug and alcohol testing. No 5150. Case by case basis regarding arrest record.
Starting Over (Transitional housing Services) (951) 898-0862
for individuals facing homelessness and struggling with mental illness and post-incarceration
startingoverinc.org
ROOM & BOARD
Joy Homes https://joyhomesshelter.com/(909)328-9503
Starts $1400 per month.Shared housing, 2 people/room. Women/Men separate housing
Assists many different populations including recently incarcerated, disabled, seniors, sober living. No credit check, security deposit equal to first month’s rent. One location in Hemet currently, locations in San Bernardino and Riverside opening end of September 2023
HOUSING
Fair Housing Council of Riverside County
assists residents with housing issues including problems with landlord, discrimination, and housing disputes
Email: fhcrc@fairhousing.net
3933 Mission Inn Ave., Suite Riv (951) 682-6581
No Place Like Home
Thru HomeConnect & RUHS, Permanent Supportive Housing for 55+ with SMI and under 55 with SMI, Chronically Homeless. Need SMI Disability Verification, Age 55+, Chronic Homelessness Verification (application NPLH-PBV completed), within city of Riverside & be in county’s Clarity system w/Clarity ID. ($2700 income limit)
Call HomeConnect if client is not in county system to begin process of application otherwise email John Horn @Jo.Horn@ruhealth.org or Homeconnect@ruhealth with client’s Clarity ID
Contact John Horn, HHOPE Program (951)715-5050 with questions.
Riverside County DPSS -Families who receive CALWORKS and have children
-help with housing outreach and placement, utility assistance, rental assistance, security deposits, moving costs, credit repair, and case management
Home Connect through Riverside University Health System
(800) 498-8847
(anyone experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing their home)
Referral-based services -client needs an email contact to receive information, if no client email, contact Anita Muñoz about creating a client email for client to receive referrals and information
Lutheran Social Services - Riverside Area Office (951)689-7847
4162 Rubidoux Ave, Riverside, CA 92506
Certified HUD sponsored counseling agency providing free or low cost advice on buying a home, renting, default, foreclosure avoidance, credit issues or reverse mortgages.
Permanent Supportive/Rapid Re-Housing – Combines low-barrier affordable housing, health care, and supportive services to help individuals and families lead more stable lives.
Joy Homes https://joyhomesshelter.com/(909)328-9503
Starts $1400 per month.Shared housing, 2 people/room. Women/Men separate housing
Assists many different populations including recently incarcerated, disabled, seniors, sober living. No credit check, security deposit equal to first month’s rent. One location in Hemet currently, locations in San Bernardino and Riverside opening end of September 2023
HOMELESS YOUTH
Operation Safe House
(11-17 years old)
9685 Hayes St. (24 hours) (951) 351-4418
Operation SafeHouse
4509 & 4539 Main St, Riverside 92501 (951) 369-4921
Transitional Living Program
(18-21 years old)
Young Adult Emergency Services
4509 & 4539 Main St, Riverside 92501 (951) 515-6155
Through Operation SafeHouse (ages 18-24)
What’s Up SafeHouse Textline
(844) 204-0880 text to chat with a licensed, trained counselor for support
7am-11pm, 365 days a year
Extended Foster Care/Kin-GAP/Independent Living Program through Riverside County
Current/former foster care youth eligible for services/resources that lead to self-sufficiency and independence as they transition from foster care to adulthood
(951) 358-6748
RENT ASSISTANCE
Housing Authority of Riverside County (1 time)
5555 Arlington Ave
(951) 351-0700
ALL PROJECT-BASED VOUCHERS: Apply online : https://harivco.org/
*Must be completed online annually: Mandatory Annual Registration between October-December to be maintain active status on the list.
Lutheran Social Services 3772 Taft St (951) 689-7847
Rental Assistance: Only available for 1 month.
Criteria need to be currently employed , income must be under $3500.
Must be able to provide a bank statement and pay stub.
Catholic Charities (951) 328-1575
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Domestic Violence* Countywide (800) 339-7233 -
Riverside (951) 683-0829
Nationwide Text Text START to 88788
Nationwide TTY (800)787-3224
CA Domestic Violence Advocates and Shelters website
https://www.womenslaw.org/find-help/ca/advocates-and-shelters
The Sheepfold (Women & Children) (877) 743-3736 -
Sheepfold (877)743-3736, (714)237-1444
Six-month transitional shelter for homeless or abused women with children with a goal to help residents gain employment and establish them in their own apartment, ready for independent living -boys can be no older than 12
Alternatives to Domestic Violence
https://www.alternativestodomesticviolence.org/
Services: Education, shelter, counseling
Emergency Lines: (951) 683-0829 (800)339-7233
(951) 425-8900 Email: info@alternativestodv.org
Hope House
https://familyassist.org/programs/hope-house/
Services: shelter for clients w/children and pets, transitional housing, supportive services to help clients make healthy decisions for themselves, notary services offered.
24-Hour hotline (760)949-4357
National Center for Victims of Crime
Services: Emotional Support, Information, Referrals, Helps find local resources for financial support and legal services
(855)484-2846
SAFE Families Justice Center
Free Services to connect you with community partners to reach safety, become educated about domestic violence, next steps, and your rights
Email: info@safefamiliesca.org
Locations:
Riverside CenterTemecula Center
3900 Orange St. 28910 Pujol St.
Riverside, CA 92501 Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 955-6100 (951) 587-3900
Indio Center
County Law Building 82-
995 Highway 111, Ste. 103,Indio, CA 92201
(760) 863-8363
Empowerment Village (formerly known as Rancho Damacitas Community of Mission Hope)
https://www.missionhope.com/empowerment-village
Need to present a source of income. No pets allowed.
No childcare on campus and any visitation has to be off campus
Empowerment Village exists to help single moms believe that life change is possible.
Services: Housing, Education, Financial and Career advancement, Parenting, Holistic Wellness, Leadership
Call (951) 444- 1404 Email: info@cmoh.net
Address: 41760 Rider Way, Temecula, CA 92592
Option House
https://www.optionhouseinc.com/emergency-shelter
Services: DV Emergency Shelter, Education, Restraining Orders: DV and Gun Violence
Crisis Line: (909) 381-3471 Address: 813 North D Street, Ste. A San Bernardino, CA 92401
Office: (909).383-1602
Email: info@optionhouseinc.com
VETERANS
Loma Linda Veterans Services (800)741-8387 x6085
Loma Linda VA (909)825-7084
U.S. Vets 15105 6th St., Moreno Valley (951) 877-3943
National Homeless Veteran Helpline (877)424-3838 (24/7)